His accounts add fistfuls of spice to the historical record.
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Other visitors left with fistfuls of notes and unclear motives.
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The women eat the nuts in fistfuls, down their drinks quickly.
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At Pocha 32, fistfuls of shredded mozzarella are also tossed in.
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Some figures held fistfuls of cash and others clasped American flags.
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Will Sean Spicer show up, fistfuls of cinnamon gum in tow?
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Fistfuls of bean sprouts and water parsley provide texture and freshness.
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She grabbed fistfuls of her hair and snapped her teeth at her forearms.
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Add fistfuls of baby greens to the pan about halfway through the cooking.
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The fun all culminates with a Holi tradition: tossing fistfuls of pigmented powder.
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Her eyes were squeezed shut, and she took big fistfuls of my hair.
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I bent down and grabbed two fistfuls of puffy coat below his shoulders.
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Wrong. Shannon was intent on making this birthday a two-fistfuls kind of birthday.
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Back then, treatments consisted of fistfuls of pills, each one guided by varying rules.
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Throwing fistfuls of steak into the gaping maw, fingers dripping—that's the proper way.
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"I watched girls climb over tables to grab fistfuls of corn dogs," he said.
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It's not new for the federal government to spend fistfuls of money on translations, either.
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Off in a corner, the couple's 1-year-old daughter, Stormi, waved fistfuls of flowers.
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Some of them defiantly chanted Islamic State slogans and lobbed fistfuls of dirt at reporters.
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They crash fancy weddings and birth ceremonies, singing bawdy songs and leaving with fistfuls of rupees.
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Then they donned dog masks and carried fistfuls of Milk-Bone dog biscuits into the stadium.
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His tattooed hands were weighted by two fistfuls of chunky gold rings by Gucci and Versace.
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Activists attribute the silence of the 17 House Democrats to "fistfuls of money" (campaign contributions) from telecom lobbyists.
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Maybe you haven't done fistfuls of coke or fallen into the fever dream of 19-year-old love.
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On narrow tables that run between the machines, half-assembled Marks & Spencer miniskirts are thrust forward by fistfuls.
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Garnish with whatever herbs are kicking around in your crisper and fistfuls of barely dressed arugula or mâche.
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Elsewhere is bread, pale, torqued fistfuls of jin momo, steamed and spongy, contracting and rebounding in the hand.
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Giant jars of it are kept in the cold case, with fistfuls prepackaged in plastic bags for takeout.
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On Facebook, gaming companies figured out they could spend fistfuls advertising mobile games and get paying users in return.
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They scooped up bills from the pavement and returned to their vehicles with fistfuls, and sometimes armloads, of cash.
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The flyer, sent out by a Republican candidate for state Senate, depicted his Jewish opponent gleefully gripping fistfuls of cash.
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Unlike European variations, mutura boasts a heady cocktail of seasonings: ginger, garlic, scallions, cilantro, and fistfuls of lethal piri-piri chilies.
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The pair thrashes around mostly in separate rooms, plucking petals off of white roses and looking wistfully at fistfuls of polaroids.
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Let us think of you in peace, floating through history with fistfuls of polaroids clutched to your chest behind a violin.
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Was it the thrill of being able to hold fistfuls of paper money after years of struggling to scrape together pennies?
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Before Taylor Swift was known for having fistfuls of celebrity boyfriends, she was known for having one celebrity boyfriend: Joe Jonas.
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And they allege that the temple has grown wealthy by intimating that religious merit may be bought with fistfuls of cash.
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"Any housing challenges, we're here to help," he said, offering fistfuls of brochures about legal assistance and short-term financial help.
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Mark, my dude, people shoving fistfuls of strawberries into their mouths isn't the worst thing that could've happened to your berry farm.
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Amazon announced on Monday that it had received 238 proposals for HQ2, most of them U.S. cities and states promising fistfuls of cash.
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And if you want to honor it traditionally, you'll throw fistfuls of colored powder in the streets and squirt water on your friends.
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With fingers spread wide, I pushed my hands into his thick, silky hair, grabbed it in fistfuls and drew him deeper into the kiss.
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If Reese is going out as the Giants' general manager, he is doing it with fistfuls of dollars flung across the free-agent market.
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Though she seemed to have an ample head of hair, she reported that she'd been losing fistfuls every time she brushed or washed it.
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The drummer eagerly socks the backbeat, and the pianist — usually either Mr. Johnson or Lafayette Leake — hurls fistfuls of tinkling anarchy all around him.
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She throws fistfuls of chugging drums under his gruff verses, generating a frankly stunning friction between the vocal's Atlanta aggression and the beat's Lisbon swing.
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Bourbon Street is the loose, neon-lit strip in New Orleans where bachelor parties on the prowl for oblivion roam with fistfuls of plastic beads.
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Here is what I want to see at the march: I don't want to see segregated fistfuls color-blocked by skin on this historic day.
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The only real hazard on the dessert menu is the barely congealed Pimm's jelly at which somebody has hurled fistfuls of chopped cucumbers and strawberries.
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Sometimes, he doled out fistfuls of cash from the trunk of his latest luxury car, said A.N.C. and opposition politicians, as well as many residents.
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And for about half a mile, it was, my strides floating above the pavement as a few fistfuls of raw kale percolated in my belly.
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And for about half a mile, it was, my strides floating above the pavement as a few fistfuls of raw kale percolated in my belly.
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A group of Turkish boys played a rowdy game of soccer while children from Iraq, Egypt, Russia and elsewhere pelted one another with fistfuls of gravel.
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I wondered if she had a husband who liked to smell it, if she had babies who would grab fistfuls of it as she held them.
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Arriving at a vacant window, the boys, both about 9, reached up to the marble slab above their heads and grabbed two fistfuls of green lollipops apiece.
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A more daring series might opt to freak the people out, make them angry, do something wild and absurd and then run away clutching fistfuls of HBO cash.
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Donald held back Ivana's arms and began to pull out fistfuls of hair from her scalp, as if to mirror the pain he felt from his own operation.
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When Mustafà realizes that in the meantime, the Italians have made their escape, there is little left for him to do except throw fistfuls of spaghetti after them.
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Don't quit before you get to Part 2; Monk's solo is a seminar in his language of chiming dissonance, off-the-cliff arpeggios and fistfuls of clanking harmony.
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In another, Bernie and his wife, Ruth, make a halfhearted suicide attempt with fistfuls of Ambien, prompting a nightmare sequence in which Bernie is haunted by his conscience.
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Venezuelans drag bulky bags or suitcases down busy streets, shoppers with fistfuls of Venezuelan bills elbow their way to counters, and Colombians on motor bikes offer their services.
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For over 85033 years, I have cared for people with cystic fibrosis (CF), a progressive, fatal lung disease that requires hours of therapy and fistfuls of medicine each day.
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Even if, hypothetically, you were to eat fistfuls of Aunt Mabel's homemade cookies every day through New Year's, your body would probably return to its current state once you stopped.
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In the struggle, her father started grabbing "fistfuls" of her hair, as they wrestled and eventually tumbled down the stairs together – bruising both of their bodies and scraping Picabo's shins.
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We don't know what was said, but Abe has spent fistfuls of political capital to get Japan into the TPP and have it passed last week by the Japanese Parliament.
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Ms. Tur was on the campaign trail for 18 months, living out of a suitcase and subsisting on hard-boiled eggs, packets of peanut butter and fistfuls of Cheez-Its.
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Order the doughnuts, and they prove to be Russian ponchiki, fistfuls of fried dough piped with caramel inside, whose kin (bomboloni, sufganiyot, Berliners) appear in various forms around the world.
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The opening credits feature the Gravediggaz song "1-800 Suicide," and in the prologue we see that Laurie swallowed two fistfuls of pills minutes before she joined the Guilty Remnant.
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Men in rubber pants and knee-high boots deftly hoisted the fish onto cutting tables with metal hooks, while restaurateurs and fishmongers roamed the stalls, making deals with fistfuls of cash.
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The World Series MVP for the Giants in 2012 was traded to the Red Sox for fistfuls of cash, and he basically hasn't produced a single glorious moment for them yet.
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So he stuffed fistfuls of sleeping pills into a bottle and wrote himself a note, vowing to swallow all of them when he wasn't able to remember the names of his children.
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That doesn't seem like it should be possible in a hockey-mad nation where fans throw fistfuls of wadded up bills at anyone vaguely associated with the sport, but here we are.
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When I wasn't ordering expensive take-out, I munched on fistfuls of stale almonds and glared at the stove, willing it to catch fire as I overflowed with dread, disdain, and despair.
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In one strange incident, a monkey was spotted playfully showering fistfuls of cash at passing strangers from a treetop in Shimla, after picking up over ₹10,000 (around $140 USD) from a nearby home.
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At Italy's Effecorta locations (which means ''short chain'': a jibe at big supermarkets), shoppers use disposable plastic gloves to grab fistfuls of spaghetti from glass-domed containers, or scoop smaller shapes with ladles.
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I've never been as scared as I was the times I had to run to that grunt phone, bullet impacts dancing on the tank's armor, their ricochets flashing like fistfuls of thrown pennies.
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Stuart began with fistfuls of grains, creating a sound like a rainstorm or a chorus of crickets; later, following instructions in the score, he reduced the stream to a trickle, eliciting intermittent plinks.
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There's one very enlarged photo as you enter the gallery: April Dawn Alison in a fitted red sweater and sharp white skirt, a gold whistle around her neck, fistfuls of Polaroids in both hands.
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A man wearing a balaclava and brandishing a metal bar copped it sweet in the CCTV footage, as the brave attendant threw both bags and fistfuls of candy at him through the store's entrance.
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Photo: APMoviePass, the monthly subscription-based service that offers seemingly impossible deals on movie tickets, appears to be heading towards that place where most impossible deals enabled by fistfuls of investors' money go: the drain.
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This hair loss can feel precipitous and dramatic — all of a sudden, you might spot fistfuls of hair in your drain, or strands clinging to your fingers after you run your hand through your head.
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Oneyada's is just about perfect: creamy coconut curry with a warming spice kick, chewy egg noodles, hunks of on-the-bone chicken pieces, fistfuls of chopped scallions and cilantro and red onion and fried shallots.
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It still packs in two kinds of cheese and a silky béchamel sauce—but it also contains a few fistfuls of baby spinach, basil, and parsley, so you can pretend you're getting your greens for dinner.
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"You would see moms arriving in stores and shopping malls with fistfuls of cash, buying bundles of stuff — stacks of tops, bottoms, and accessories for their kids," says Mark Cohen, the former CEO of Sears Canada.
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L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon, named for the French chef, who has fistfuls of Michelin stars, opened in Paris in 210, and had a branch in the Four Seasons hotel in New York from 215 to 2012.
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The fistfuls of garlic and thyme, the pebbly feel of gray sel marin de Guérande between my fingers, and the lushness of an emulsifying sauce are now so ingrained, I can cook in French without thinking.
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Wrapped in gray tulle, Ms. Chinn embodies a nascent solar system, bunching up fistfuls of her shawl while singing of particles that "collide, collect and gather" before revealing a skirt made of concentric hoops studded with planets.
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So get on board with this trailer for Hustlers, loosely based on a true story, about a group of strippers scheming to fleece their sleazy, loaded clients out of more than just a few fistfuls of dollar bills.
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A GOP state Senate candidate in Connecticut is facing allegations of anti-Semitism after his campaign sent out a mailer depicting his Democratic opponent, who is Jewish, holding fistfuls of cash, according to local newspaper The Hartford Courant.
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Australian rap music is better than it's ever been, with artists like Sampa The Great, Jesswar, Miss Blanks, Baro, The Kid Laroi and fistfuls more creating some of the most groundbreaking, inventive, vital music this country has ever heard.
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In Vietnam, Van Cong Tu tells guests on his Hanoi Street Food Tours — which go down alleys so tiny, Google Maps can't find them — that the great fistfuls of raw herbs accompanying almost every dish are safe to eat.
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Using the power of perspective and fistfuls of money, the singer recreated just enough of the Vanity Fair party carpet in his living room to fake photos just like the ones celebrities were taking that night at the real deal.
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Shame and shamelessness flood through her depictions of an overweight, naked woman standing alone in a cavernous studio, surrounded by her art, or in her close-ups of a starving creature cramming her maw with fistfuls of thick, scarred paint.
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We shove fistfuls of Trader Joe's Jingle Jangle into our mouths as often as possible, regularly stalk the show's actors on every single social media platform, and the most imaginative among us have even created their own Riverdale-inspired content.
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These women come in all shapes and sizes but they have one thing in common: They sucked up their pride, dug in their heels, smoked a ton of weed, and shoved greasy, cheesy fistfuls of chips in their mouths for decades.
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"This is why Pdvsa doesn't like me," he declared on a recent morning, smiling impishly, as he reached into one of the briefcases and started yanking out fistfuls of dog-eared and creased documents — formal complaints, legal papers, newspaper clippings, photographs.
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As we sat down for breakfast—our 1-year-old happily screeching, oblivious to all except his fistfuls of oatmeal—I noticed our daughter staring a hole into her bowl, her head propped up on one hand like an irate teenager.
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Recorded in collaboration with Brian Eno during Bowie's Berlin period, the 543's album's seeping mixture of vaporous synthesizer excursions and great serpentine structures were a far cry from the mannered orchestrations and fistfuls of glitter that launched the space-age icon's career.
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The Policies belong to Facebook, which sits atop any organization that seeks to maintain a digital audience these days, holding our noses shut with one hand and shoving fistfuls of grass into our mouths when we open them to breathe with the other.
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With the chicken cooked and sauce at the ready, Grinker quickly stir-fries fistfuls of snow peas, chopped onion, peanuts, and sliced garlic, with dried chilies, chili paste, Sichuan peppercorns, and chili flakes, adding stock and the kung po sauce as necessary.
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The "Vegetable Curry!!!" is surprisingly worthy of the punctuation: a brightly colored bowl of steamed but still crisp vegetables—bok-choy shoots, romanesco, Tokyo turnip, delicata squash—awash in a creamy coconut-based curry and topped with fistfuls of bean sprouts and herbs.
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But in order to get into that strip mall, you've got to drive by the drug dealers who are standing out in the parking lot yelling 'blow' and having big fistfuls of money in their hands and it's like somebody selling tamales, right?
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While news reports focus on an epidemic of opioid abuse among young adults, another totally legal and usually hidden drug epidemic is occurring at the other end of the age spectrum: the fistfuls of remedies — both prescription and over-the-counter — taken by older adults.
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Some producers use fistfuls of garlic, others just pinches; some leave the liver in for the rich flavor it adds to the stuffing, others consider that bizarre; some perfume the meat with rosemary, while others maintain that only fennel pollen has the true flavor of Umbria.
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I would buy that Rainbow Brite doll I never got for Christmas 1986 and drive her around in my new car full of gasoline with my windows electronically rolled down and the air conditioner blasting, eating fistfuls of name-brand cereal and sipping an actual Capri Sun.
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She was visiting her grandparents over a summer break from college and indulged in bags of potato chips and fistfuls of candy, but forgot to take the extra insulin that people with Type 1 diabetes, like her, require to keep their blood sugar levels in a normal range.
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Not just the blasted triangle, which was bad enough, but the belief that he could drag his players in the press and still maintain their respect, and that his two fistfuls of rings would be more than enough to send free agents scurrying to Madison Square Garden in droves.
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It's not so much a movie as it is a random sensory experience designed to support a marketing campaign, and if that means using fistfuls of dated tropes, taking huge leaps of logic, or ignoring even the basics of storytelling… well, the film itself certainly doesn't seem to care.
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Above and beyond this aimlessness Light in fistfuls Scores the upside-down window on a blond floor The skywriting's reflected backwards in And red buildings lop off the sky Somewhere down near where the canal starts Ringing like glass To be near the flower you think is dead.
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Sure, it's unrealistic that they lived off fistfuls of marshmallows, towers of Pop Tarts, and slice upon slice of frozen pizza without dropping dead from scurvy, but the show's creative writing and the actresses' whimsical line delivery succeeded in turning their unbelievable diets into the show's most fun and reliable running gag.
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After five albums and a few fistfuls of EPs and splits, the members—vocalist/guitarist Ryan Lipynksy, bassist Jay Newman and drummer Darren Verni—pulled their own plug and decided to focus on Serpentine Path, the doom-death outfit they'd recently formed with British expat and former Electric Wizard member Tim Bagshaw.
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Hess fished for fistfuls of Anderson's hair from inside a full guard that he didn't know how to use, and while Anderson eventually passed to side control, the end came soon enough: Hess clambered to his feet and threw more sloppy windmill punches, dropped Anderson, and started in with a brief battery of soccer kicks.
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Movie studios aren't trying to change the world It happened during a week in which streaming services were throwing fistfuls of cash and ratcheting up prices, but Nation was at an entirely different level (according to a play-by-play from The Hollywood Reporter, Netflix even outbid Searchlight with $20 million, and still lost the movie).
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You read that right: on Thursday night, Andrew Richardon's streetwear label held a party to celebrate its collaboration with the internet's largest pornography site, an event which featured exotic dancers shaking it in Richardson x Pornhub bodysuits on a platform runway to trap music, while dorky hypebeasts in hats from Balenciaga's Bernie Sanders-inspired menswear collection tucked fistfuls of singles into the dancers' Richardson x Pornhub thongs.
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While Ivana has since rescinded the accusation and called it "totally without merit," her original charge, as explained by the Daily Beast's Tim Mak and Brandy Zadrozny based on journalist Harry Hurt III's 1993 book about Trump, was disturbing: Donald held back Ivana's arms and began to pull out fistfuls of hair from her scalp, as if to mirror the pain he felt from his own operation.
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Of course take that all with rikishi sized fistfuls of salt: TK hasn't fought in years and wasn't a great even in his best days, but through Baruto's three MMA fights against washed up veterans he has shown some interesting trips, a better than average knowledge of technique for a four hundred pounder, and some surprisingly decent cardio for someone who is likely unable to do roadwork due to his weight.
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I feel like Benjamina is the friend of a friend you've met in passing about twice, ever, yet she turns up to your open invite birthday party with like four massive Tupperwares because it turns out she's been up since 5 AM baking brownies, muffins, and an ornate and heartfelt cake, which she watches in silence as you and your drunk friends destroy by taking great fistfuls of it and just pushing it into your mouth.
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As young trainees, my colleagues and I were taken to storied places in the desert—a remote pass where earlier generations of agents were rumored to have pushed migrants from clifftops and hidden their corpses, a stretch of road where an agent had run over a Native American lying drunk and asleep on the road, an isolated patch of scrubland where agents had force-fed smugglers fistfuls of marijuana and turned them loose to walk through the wilderness barefoot and stripped to their underwear.
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